The PlayerParticles plugin made by Esophose
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PlayerParticles

A Spigot particles plugin with more customizability than any other. Create particles around players or blocks with any particle effect in the game with a plethora of skillfully crafted styles.

Wiki

For information about how to use the plugin or API within the plugin, please refer to the Wiki

Server Compatibility

This plugin is compatible with Spigot and any forks, I recommend using Paper. Using CraftBukkit will not work. The versions of Minecraft that are currently supported are 1.9.4-1.15.x. Support for 1.8.8 will not be added.

Compilation

PlayerParticles uses Gradle to compile and build the plugin. Run ./gradlew build in the project's root directory to build the jar. The plugin jar will be located in ./build/libs when finished.